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VegettoEX — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 17:25:58 GMT

Dragon Ball Z

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	\|style="white-space: nowrap;\|Weekend of<br>September 13, 1997<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep036.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 36"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref>		\|style="white-space: nowrap;\|Weekend of<br>September 13, 1997<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep036.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 36"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref>
	\|style="white-space: nowrap;\|Weekend of<br>May 23, 1998<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep066.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 66"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep067.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 67"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.dragonball/c/MOWNmB2sbB4/m/m1pKJveGxewJ\|Website=alt.fan.dragonball\|Title="DBZ for the weekend of 5/23 <ALL NEW!>"\|Date=17 May 1998\|AccessDate=19 April 2022}}</ref>		\|style="white-space: nowrap;\|Weekend of<br>May 23, 1998<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep066.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 66"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbzu.3gkai.com/series/ep067.html\|Website=DBZ Uncensored\|Title="DBZ Uncensored: Episode 67"\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.dragonball/c/MOWNmB2sbB4/m/m1pKJveGxewJ\|Website=alt.fan.dragonball\|Title="DBZ for the weekend of 5/23 <ALL NEW!>"\|Date=17 May 1998\|AccessDate=19 April 2022}}</ref>
	\| ''Dragon Ball Z'' secured a one-hour timeslot for its second season in syndication, allowing for two episodes to be broadcast back-to-back; this resulted in a single week sometimes having either two brand new episodes, or an old episode alongside a new episode. A break (with repeats) between episodes 45 and 46 occurred between their respective broadcasts in November ~~1996~~ and January ~~1997~~. Of special note, the third ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film was split into three "episodes", serving as the end of the first half of the second season the weekends of November 15 (episode 45 followed by the first "episode" of the movie) and November 22 (second and third "episodes" of the movie).<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.dragonball/c/a-QciLhhSAw/m/1ezEHxuD3WIJ\|Website=alt.fan.dragonball\|Title="wow! I dont believe it!!!"\|Date=16 November 1997\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref>		\| ''Dragon Ball Z'' secured a one-hour timeslot for its second season in syndication, allowing for two episodes to be broadcast back-to-back; this resulted in a single week sometimes having either two brand new episodes, or an old episode alongside a new episode. A break (with repeats) between episodes 45 and 46 occurred between their respective broadcasts in November 1997 and January 1998. Of special note, the third ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film was split into three "episodes", serving as the end of the first half of the second season the weekends of November 15 (episode 45 followed by the first "episode" of the movie) and November 22 (second and third "episodes" of the movie).<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.dragonball/c/a-QciLhhSAw/m/1ezEHxuD3WIJ\|Website=alt.fan.dragonball\|Title="wow! I dont believe it!!!"\|Date=16 November 1997\|AccessDate=09 June 2021}}</ref>
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Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

VegettoEX — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:53:56 GMT

Game Modes

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	**'''Episode Battle:''' A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]]. The "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update added [[Yamcha]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn]], and [[Cell]] as point-of-view characters.		**'''Episode Battle:''' A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]]. The "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update added [[Yamcha]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn]], and [[Cell]] as point-of-view characters.
	**'''Ultimate Battle:''' TBD		**'''Ultimate Battle:''' TBD
	**'''Custom Battle:''' A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.		***'''Custom Battle:''' A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.
			***'''Mission 100:''' A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors," for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR\|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced\|Website=Gematsu\|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"\|Date=24 January 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>
			***'''Survival Mode:''' An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"\|Date=20 April 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

	*'''Battle & Training:''' TBD		*'''Battle & Training:''' TBD
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	**'''Zen-Oh's Orders:''' TBD		**'''Zen-Oh's Orders:''' TBD
	**'''Whis's Stamp Book:''' TBD		**'''Whis's Stamp Book:''' TBD
	**'''Mission 100:''' A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors," for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR\|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced\|Website=Gematsu\|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"\|Date=24 January 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>
	**'''Survival Mode:''' An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"\|Date=20 April 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

	*'''Shop & Customize:''' TBD		*'''Shop & Customize:''' TBD

Glorio

TrunksTrevelyan0064 — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 10:04:49 GMT

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| jpn_name = グロリオ (''Gurorio'')
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| funi_voice = [[Aaron Dismuke]]
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'''Glorio''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Glorio is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 1]], which debuted '''11 October 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
TBD.

==Name==
Several characters introduced in ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' appear to have plant-based names. As such, "Glorio" likely comes from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloriosa_(plant) Gloriosa plant], commonly known as lilies.

Throughout ''Dragon Ball Daima'', [[Son Goku]] keeps mispronouncing Glorio's name.
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 4|Episode 4]]: "ゴリロ" (''Goriro'') twice
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 5|Episode 5]]: "ゴリロ" (''Goriro''), "グ… ゴ… ゴロリ" (''Gu... Go... Gorori''), "ゴリロ" (''Goriro'') again
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 6|Episode 6]]: "ゴリロ" (''Goriro''), "グ… グロリオ" (''Gu... Gurorio'') (this is correct), "グリロ" (''Guriro'')
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 10|Episode 10]]: "グリロ" (''Guriro'')
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 13|Episode 13]]: "ゴリロ" (''Goriro'')
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 19|Episode 19]]: "グリロ" (''Guriro''), then finally gets it right: "グロリオ" (''Gurorio'')
* [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 20|Episode 20]]: Back to "ゴリロ" (''Goriro''), but with an added "大臣" (''Daijin''), addressing him as Minister

The [[FUNimation]]/[[Crunchyroll]] dub takes it further, changing the name every time Goku says it: "Gordito", "Gorilo", "Guerrero", "Giorgio", "Gazebo", "Grillo", "Giliro", "Gliro".

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
TBD.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

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	'''''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike Chunsoft]] and published by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]] for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam), released '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. The game was later released on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 '''14 November 2025'''.		'''''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike Chunsoft]] and published by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]] for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam), released '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. The game was later released on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 '''14 November 2025'''.

	''Sparking! ZERO'' is currently the latest entry in the ''Sparking!'' series of ''Dragon Ball'' fighting games, released internationally as "Budokai Tenkaichi" ~~titles~~.		Following the completion of its first "season pass" worth of additional downloadable content, the game received a substantial "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update across its launch platforms '''30 July 2026''' (with the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions slated to receive the update some time in 2027). This update, which included a free patch that added certain elements for all players, included additional playable characters, stages, and game mode updates.

			''Sparking! ZERO'' is currently the latest entry in the ''Sparking!'' series of ''Dragon Ball'' fighting games, released internationally at the time under the "Budokai Tenkaichi" moniker during its original run.

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	Battles in ''Sparking! ZERO'' take place in 3D arenas with an over-the-shoulder camera angle. They are played in a one-on-one format, between teams of one to five characters that can be swapped out during battle. Some characters can also transform or fuse during battle, when the required conditions are met.		Battles in ''Sparking! ZERO'' take place in 3D arenas with an over-the-shoulder camera angle. They are played in a one-on-one format, between teams of one to five characters that can be swapped out during battle. Some characters can also transform or fuse during battle, when the required conditions are met. Battle content includes various story-focused routes, missions with pre-set scenarios and conditions, and more.

			''Sparking! ZERO'' also includes options to shop (using in-game currency) for additional playable characters, costumes, music options, etc. Various types of gallery modes also include the ability to browse and customize characters and player identification options, as well as a specific mode to cycle through all playable characters while [[Chi-Chi]], [[Bulma]], and [[Videl]] comment on their appearances and history.

			==Game Modes==
			*'''Episode & Custom:''' TBD
			**'''Episode Battle:''' A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]]. The "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update added [[Yamcha]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn]], and [[Cell]] as point-of-view characters.
			**'''Ultimate Battle:''' TBD
			**'''Custom Battle:''' A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.

			*'''Battle & Training:''' TBD
			**'''Battle:''' Basic battles, either online or offline, played against other players or the CPU.
			**'''Super Training:''' Practice playing the game through tutorials or a training mode.
			**'''World Tournament:''' Fight battles in a tournament setting, either online or offline. Tournament types include ''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'', [[Cell Games]], [[Afterlife Tournament]], [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]], [[Tournament of Power]], and Yamcha Games, each featuring different rules.

	~~===Game Modes===~~		*'''Challenges & Missions:''' TBD
	*~~Episode Battle~~: A ~~story~~ mode featuring ~~eight selectable point-~~of~~-view characters; [[Son Goku]]~~, ~~[[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]]~~, [[Piccolo]], [[~~Future Trunks~~]], [[~~Freeza~~]], [[~~Goku Black]], and [[Jiren~~]]. ~~The "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update~~ added ~~[[Yamcha]]~~, ~~[[Tenshinhan]]~~, ~~[[Kuririn]]~~, and ~~[[Cell]] as point~~-of-~~view characters.~~		**'''Zen-Oh's Orders:''' TBD
	*~~Custom Battle~~: A mode in ~~which players can create their own custom story scenarios~~ and ~~share them online~~.		**'''Whis's Stamp Book:''' TBD
			**'''Mission 100:''' A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors," for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR\|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced\|Website=Gematsu\|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"\|Date=24 January 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>
			**'''Survival Mode:''' An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"\|Date=20 April 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

	*~~Battle~~: ~~Basic battles, either online or offline, played against other players or the CPU.~~		*'''Shop & Customize:''' TBD
	*~~Super Training~~: ~~Practice playing the game through tutorials or a training mode.~~		**'''Shop/Customize:''' TBD
	*~~World Tournament: Fight battles in a tournament setting, either online or offline. Tournament types include~~ ''~~[[Tenka~~'~~ichi Budōkai]]~~''~~, [[Cell Games]], [[Afterlife Tournament]], [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]], [[Tournament of Power]], and Yamcha Games, each featuring different rules.~~		**'''Player Card:''' TBD

	*~~Mission 100~~: A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors", for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''~~[[Dragon Ball Z~~: ~~Sparking! METEOR\|Sparking! METEOR]]~~'''~~s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of~~ ''~~Sparking! ZERO~~'' ~~in a free update~~ '''~~26 January 2026~~''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced\|Website=Gematsu\|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"\|Date=24 January 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>		*'''Gallery:''' TBD
			**'''Encyclopedia:''' TBD
			**'''My Data:''' TBD
			**'''Theater:''' TBD

	*~~Survival Mode~~: ~~An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game~~'~~s playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of~~ ''~~Sparking! ZERO~~'' ~~in a free update~~ '''~~21 April 2026~~'''~~, while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https~~://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"\|Date=20 April 2026\|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>		*'''Come Forth:''' TBD
			**'''Summon Shenron:''' TBD
			**'''Summon Porunga:''' TBD
			**'''Summon Super Shenron:''' TBD

	*Limit Breaker Journey: A mode in which a character's stats can be increased through branching scenarios, battles, and events. This enhanced character can then be used in other game modes. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' as downloadable content '''30 July 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/dragon-ball-sparking-zero/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-super-limit-breaking-neo-dlc\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC"\|AccessDate=24 July 2026}}</ref>		*'''Limit Breaker Journey:'''
			**'''Limit Breaker Journey''': A mode in which a character's stats can be increased through branching scenarios, battles, and events. This enhanced character can then be used in other game modes. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X\|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' as downloadable content '''30 July 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/dragon-ball-sparking-zero/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-super-limit-breaking-neo-dlc\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC"\|AccessDate=24 July 2026}}</ref>
			**'''Echoes of Combat''': TBD

	==Story==		==Story==

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VegettoEX uploaded File:Sparking-zero-neo-title-screen-en.jpg Title screen from the English localization of Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO from its NEO update; screenshot taken from PlayStation 5 version

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== Summary ==
Title screen from the English localization of Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO from its NEO update; screenshot taken from PlayStation 5 version
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Real World Timeline

Zephyr — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 22:01:28 GMT

1955 - 1979

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	===1955 - 1979===		===1955 - 1979===
	Akira Toriyama is born in Nagoya, Japan in 1955. He has an interest in art from an early age, which persists through his education and into his early career. During his childhood in the 1960's, works such as ''101 Dalmatians'', ''Astro Boy'', ''Gamera'', and ''Ultraman'' prove formative. His earliest manga is a work titled ''The Red Geta'', drawn at the age of 16. His professional manga career begins in his early 20's, with works such as ''Awawa World'', ''Mysterious Rain Jack'', ''Wonder Island 1'' and ''2'', ''Today on Hairai Island'', and ''Gal Detective Tomato''.		Akira Toriyama is born in Nagoya, Japan in 1955. He has an interest in art from an early age, which persists through his education and into his early career. During his childhood in the 1960's, works such as ''101 Dalmatians'', ''Astro Boy'', ''Gamera'', and ''Ultraman'' prove formative. His earliest manga is a work titled ''The Red Geta'', drawn at the age of 16. At 18, he sees Bruce Lee's ''Enter the Dragon'' at the movie theater about 30 times. His professional manga career begins in his early 20's, with works such as ''Awawa World'', ''Mysterious Rain Jack'', ''Wonder Island 1'' and ''2'', ''Today on Hairai Island'', and ''Gal Detective Tomato''.
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Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

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Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)

VegettoEX — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 21:27:46 GMT

Complete List of V-Jump Issues

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1999

Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)

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Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

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Playable Characters

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	*[[Dragon Ball Z Movie 10\|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 10]] themed		*[[Dragon Ball Z Movie 10\|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 10]] themed
	*Kaiōshin-style outfit		*Kaiōshin-style outfit
	\|\| Majin Boo arc version of the character before [[Elder Kaiōshin\|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual.<br><br>[[Orange Star High School]] outfit and Kaiōshin-style outfit each have a different Ultimate Blast.		\|\| Majin Boo arc version of the character before [[Elder Kaiōshin\|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual.<br><br>[[Orange Star High School]] outfit, [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 10\|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 10]] themed costume, and Kaiōshin-style outfit each have a different Ultimate Blast.
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	\| [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan]] \|\| - \|\|		\| [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan]] \|\| - \|\|
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	\|\| ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' / ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character.		\|\| ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' / ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character.<br><br>Majin Boo arc / ''Dragon Ball GT'' outfit has a different Ultimate Blast.
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	\| [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	~~\| [[Tenshinhan]] (Tenka'ichi Budōkai) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Design based on the character's ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' appearances. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO~~
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	\| [[Demon King Piccolo]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Demon King Piccolo]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[Son Goku]] (Tenka'ichi Budōkai) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Son Goku]] (Tenka'ichi Budōkai) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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			\| [[Tenshinhan]] (Tenka'ichi Budōkai) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Design based on the character's ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' appearances. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[Chi-Chi]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Chi-Chi]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\|\| - \|\| 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~King Vegeta~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ~~Design based on his appearance in ''~~[[~~Dragon Ball Super: Broly~~]]~~''.~~ \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Thouser]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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			\| [[Zangya]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Toma~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Paikuhan]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Selypa~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Shin\|Kaiōshin]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Bardock]] - [[Super Saiyan~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ~~Functions as a transformation for Bardock~~. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Mighty Mask]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| [[Trunks]] and [[Son Goten]] in disguise. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Chilled~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ~~From the spin-off~~ ''[[Dragon Ball~~: Episode of Bardock~~]]''. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Oob]] (Boyhood) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Thouser~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[King Vegeta]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Zangya~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Selypa]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Paikuhan~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Toma]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Mighty Mask~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ~~[[Trunks]] and [[Son Goten]] in disguise~~. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Bardock]] - [[Super Saiyan]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Functions as a transformation for Bardock. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Shin\|Kaiōshin~~]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Chilled]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| From the spin-off ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]''. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[Jaco]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Character originally from the ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' manga series. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\| [[Jaco]] \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Character originally from the ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' manga series. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Oob]] (Boyhood) \|\| - \|\| - \|\| ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO~~		\| [[Vegeta]] (GT) \|\|
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	*[[Super Saiyan]]		*[[Super Saiyan]]
	\|\| - \|\| ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO		\|\| - \|\| ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character. \|\| Super Limit-Breaking NEO
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	\| [[~~Vegeta~~]] (GT) \|\|		\| [[Trunks]] (GT) \|\|
	*[[Super Saiyan]]		*[[Super Saiyan]]
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	==Stages==		==Stages==
	*[[Planet Namek]]		*[[Planet Namek]]
	*Destroyed Planet Namek
	*Open Field (daytime / evening / night)		*Open Field (daytime / evening / night)
	*Rocky Land (daytime / evening / night)		*Rocky Land (daytime / evening / night)
	*City (daytime / cloudy / evening / night)		*City (daytime / cloudy / evening / night)
	*City Ruins
	*''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'' Arena (with audience / without audience)		*''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'' Arena (with audience / without audience)
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	*[[Cell Games]] Arena (daytime / evening / night)		*[[Cell Games]] Arena (daytime / evening / night)
			*City Ruins
			*Destroyed Planet Namek

	The following stage became available in a free update alongside Daima Character Pack 2:<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.bandainamcoent.com/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-character-pack-2-adds-six-iconic-new-fighters\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (US)\|Title="Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 2 Adds Six Iconic New Fighters to DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"\|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>		The following stage became available in a free update alongside Daima Character Pack 2:<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.bandainamcoent.com/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-character-pack-2-adds-six-iconic-new-fighters\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (US)\|Title="Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 2 Adds Six Iconic New Fighters to DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"\|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
	*[[First Demon World]]		*[[First Demon World]]

	The following stages were included in the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" ~~update~~:<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/dlc/\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (JP)\|Title="DLC"\|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>		The following stages were included in the downloadable content pack "Super Limit-Breaking NEO":<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/dlc/\|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (JP)\|Title="DLC"\|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
	*[[~~God's Temple~~]]		*[[Kame House]] (daytime / evening / night)
	*[[~~Kame House~~]]		*[[God's Temple]] (daytime / evening / night)
	*Bitter Tundra
	*Stratosphere ([[Planet Vegeta]])		*Stratosphere ([[Planet Vegeta]])
	*Stratosphere ([[Earth]])		*Stratosphere ([[Earth]])
			*Bitter Tundra (daytime / evening / night / spaceship variant)

			A free update alongside the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" pack also included three variations of existing stages:<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-update-notice-july-29-2026\|/Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)\|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO - Update Notice (July 29, 2026)"\|Date=28 July 2026\|AccessDate=29 July 2026}}</ref>
			*Rocky Land (White Valley)
			*City Ruins (Clear Skies)
			*Molten Lava

	==Music==		==Music==

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	'''Character biographies'''		'''Character biographies'''
	* Original: [[Son Goku]], [[Bulma]], the [[Bear Bandit]], [[Oolong]], [[Pu'er]], [[Kuririn]], [[Giran]], [[Sno]] and [[Sno's Mother\|her]] [[Sno's Father\|parents]], [[Master Sergeant Murasaki\|Murasaki]] and his [[Master Sergeant Murasaki's Siblings\|siblings]], [[Bora]], [[Upa]], Tao Pai-pai's [[Tailor\|tailor]], [[Dracula Man]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Drum]], the [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his [[Piccolo\|reincarnation]], [[Saibaimen]], [[Kewi]], [[Muri]], [[Cargo]], [[Dende]], [[Tsuno]], [[Nail]], [[King Cold]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Cell Juniors]], [[Mighty Mask]], [[Yamu]], [[Spopovitch]], [[Pui-Pui]], [[Yakon]], [[Dabra]]		* Original: [[Son Goku]], [[Bulma]], the [[Bear Bandit]], [[Oolong]], [[Pu'er]], [[Kuririn]], [[Giran]], [[Sno]] and [[Sno's Mother\|her]] [[Sno's Father\|parents]], [[Master Sergeant Murasaki\|Murasaki]] and his [[Master Sergeant Murasaki's Siblings\|siblings]], [[Bora]], [[Upa]], Tao Pai-pai's [[Tailor\|tailor]], [[Dracula Man]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Drum]], the [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his [[Piccolo\|reincarnation]], [[Saibaimen]], [[Kewi]], [[Muri]], [[Cargo]], [[Dende]], [[Tsuno]], [[Nail]], [[King Cold]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Cell Juniors]], [[Mighty Mask]], [[Yamu]], [[Spopovitch]], [[Pui-Pui]], [[Yakon]], [[Dabra]]
	* Daima: [[~~Majin Koo~~]], [[Majin ~~Doo~~]], [[~~Abra~~]], [[Gomah]]		* Daima: [[Abra]], [[Doctor Arinsu]], [[Great Witch Marba]], [[Majin Koo]], [[Majin Doo]], [[Gomah]]
	* Created the pages for [[Robot Characters]] and [[Bobbidi's Organization]] and added short character descriptions		* Created the pages for [[Robot Characters]] and [[Bobbidi's Organization]] and added short character descriptions

Great Witch Marba

TrunksTrevelyan0064 — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 12:06:28 GMT

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| jpn_name = 大魔女マーバ (''Dai Majo Māba'')
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The '''Great Witch Marba''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. The Great Witch Marba is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 8|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 8]], which debuted '''29 November 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
The Great Witch Marba resides in the [[Demon Realm]], and [[Doctor Arinsu]] believes her to be the one who created [[Majin Boo]]. Marba says it was the wizard [[Bibbidi]], but Arinsu says Bibbidi never had that kind of ability and asked Marba to create a ''majin'' for him.

Arinsu herself cannot create ''majin'' either, so she is counting on Marba to make one for her. The Great Witch has something bubbling in a cauldron, and Arinsu provides a sample of Boo, as well as her saliva so that she can communicate with the ''majin'' without having to speak. Marba says Majin Boo was just a fluke, and expects a great reward if this one turns out okay, to which Arinsu agrees, provided she becomes Great Demon King.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref>

Marba says she used to have enough [[Saibaiman]] seeds to sell them to outsiders, but only has two left. Arinsu says that if Majin Boo really was a fluke, they should try using only one seed for now. Arinsu plants it just five centimeters down; deeper would make the ''majin'' more Boo-like, but less controllable. The use of a Saibaiman as the base, with various monsters mixed in alongside the essence of Boo, results in the creation of [[Majin Koo]]. Doctor Arinsu immediately wants to test him out against [[Tamagami Number One]] to get its [[Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]].<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref>

Koo loses, though, so Arinsu has Marba concoct another fighter. They use more essence of Boo this time and plant the seed twenty centimeters deep. Mabra thinks that is too much of a gamble, but Arinsu says this is their last chance. [[Majin Doo]] is born and, after fighting over snacks with Koo, asks Arinsu what he is supposed to do. He agrees to go fight the Tamagami, and Marba thinks this might have worked out after all.<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref>

The Great Witch Marba is not seen again until after the defeat of Great Demon King [[Gomah]], whom she traps inside a special urn for 99 years. Marba says it is actually quite nice inside, with a little garden and various games to play. Majin Koo becomes the new Great Demon King and appoints Marba as a minister for her knowledge, skill, and magic power.<ref name="daima20">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=20|}}</ref>

==Name==
TBD.

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
TBD.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 20]] \|\| 20 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 20\|アラレちゃん村長になる···の巻<br>''Arare-chan Sonchō ni Naru no Maki'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 13 \|\| July 1999 \|\| 21 May 1999 \|\| <ref name="chp20publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1999\|Month=July\|Date=21 May 1999\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 83-95}}</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 20]] \|\| 20 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 20\|アラレちゃん村長になる···の巻<br>''Arare-chan Sonchō ni Naru no Maki'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 13 \|\| July 1999 \|\| 21 May 1999 \|\| <ref name="chp20publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1999\|Month=July\|Date=21 May 1999\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 83-95}}</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 21]] \|\| 21 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 21\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp21publication">TBD</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 21]] \|\| 21 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 21\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| 11 \|\| August 1999 \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp21publication">TBD</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 22]] \|\| 22 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 22\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp22publication">TBD</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 22]] \|\| 22 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 22\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| 11 \|\| September 1999 \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp22publication">TBD</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 23]] \|\| 23 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 23\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp23publication">TBD</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 23]] \|\| 23 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 23\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| 11 \|\| October 1999 \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp23publication">TBD</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 24]] \|\| 24 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 24\|~~TBD~~<br>''~~TBD~~'']] \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp24publication">TBD</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 24]] \|\| 24 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 24\|ガッちゃんの返信···の巻<br>''Gatchan no Henshin no Maki'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 11 \|\| November 1999 \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp24publication">TBD</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 25]] \|\| 25 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 25\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp25publication">TBD</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 25]] \|\| 25 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 25\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 11 \|\| December 1999 \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp25publication">TBD</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 26]] \|\| 26 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 26\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| ~~TBD~~ \|\| TBD \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp26publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=2000\|Month=March\|Date=TBD\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 81-91}}</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 26]] \|\| 26 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 26\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| TBD \|\| 11 \|\| TBD \|\| TBD \|\| <ref name="chp26publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=2000\|Month=March\|Date=TBD\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 81-91}}</ref>
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	\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 27]] \|\| 27 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 27\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 11 \|\| April 2000 \|\| 21 February 2000 \|\| <ref name="chp27publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=2000\|Month=April\|Date=21 February 2000\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 65-75}}</ref>		\| [[File:tbd.png\|100px\|link=Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 27]] \|\| 27 \|\| [[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga) Chapter 27\|TBD<br>''TBD'']] \|\| [[Yoshimi Narita]] \|\| 11 \|\| April 2000 \|\| 21 February 2000 \|\| <ref name="chp27publication">{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=2000\|Month=April\|Date=21 February 2000\|Title="ドクタースランプ"\|Page=pp. 65-75}}</ref>

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	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|January 1999\|\|21 November 1998\|\|''Digimon'' + more\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|¥470		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|January 1999\|\|21 November 1998\|\|''Digimon'' + more\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 67<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 14\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|February 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|TBD		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|February 1999\|\|18 December 1998\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 68<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 15\|\|TBD\|\|TBD
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|March 1999\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|March 1999\|\|TBD\|\|''Yu-Gi-Oh''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 69<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 16\|\|TBD\|\|¥500
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|April 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|April 1999\|\|20 February 1999\|\|''Yu-Gi-Oh''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 70<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 17\|\|218\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|May 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|May 1999\|\|20 March 1999\|\|''Yu-Gi-Oh'' + ''Digimon''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 71<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 18\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|June 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|June 1999\|\|21 April 1999\|\|''Yu-Gi-Oh''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 72<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 19\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|July 1999\|\|TBD\|\|''Dr. Slump''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 73<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 20\|\|TBD\|\|¥470		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|July 1999\|\|TBD\|\|''Dr. Slump''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter 73<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 20\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|August 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|August 1999\|\|21 June 1999\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter TBD<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 21\|\|TBD\|\|TBD
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|September 1999\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|September 1999\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter TBD<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 22\|\|TBD\|\|TBD
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|October 1999\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|October 1999\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter TBD<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 23\|\|TBD\|\|TBD
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|November 1999\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|November 1999\|\|TBD\|\|''Dragon Quest''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter TBD<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 24\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|December 1999\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|~~TBD~~\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|TBD\|\|~~TBD~~		\|width=100\|[[File:no_image.png\|100px\|link=]]\|\|align=left\|December 1999\|\|21 October 1999\|\|''Dragon Quest''\|\|TBD\|\|''[[Slime Adventure]]'' Chapter TBD<br>[[Dr. Slump (1997 Manga)\|''Dr. Slump'' (1997 Manga)]] Chapter 25\|\|TBD\|\|¥470
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